This is more of a Javascript question, but I have used similar code
when working with PHP backends and haven't had problems. Active4D is
responding with a 400 Bad Request.
I'm using the following JS function to submit a POST xmlHTTPRequest
to Active4D. I've removed some code for illustration purposes, but
have tested with code below and it fails too.
I suspect that Active4D doesn't like how formdata is formatted. Here
is an example formdata value that fails:
|short_name_menu=NOAA&short_name=NOAA&full_name=National+Oceanic+and+Atmospheric+Administration&url=http||%3A%2F%2Fwww.noaa.gov&assoc_natl_lab_acronym=&id=1001&version=1&last_update_by=Brad
Perkins|
Note this function is part of a JS object
/**
* submitForm
* Submits an already validated form
*/
submitForm: function() {
var formdata;
formdata = $("#collaborator_choice_mgmt").serialize();
formdata += '&id=' + Collaborator.data.id;
formdata += '&version=' + Collaborator.data.version;
formdata += '&last_update_by=' + Collaborator.data.last_update_by;
$.post('/ajax/iopr/collab-submit.a4d', formdata,
function(data){
if(data.status == false) {
// handle errors
}
if(data.status == true) {
// OK
}
},
'json'
);
}
Any ideas?
-- Brad Perkins
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